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Stranraer Makes It To The Voting Round of Tesco Community Grant Schemes

Mon, 12th Jul 2021

Better Lives Partnership Building Bridges for Better Lives’ application to the Tesco Community Grants Scheme has been successful and the project will be put forward to a customer vote in Stranraer’s Tesco Metro.

This project seeks to create flexible spaces for young adults with Autism and additional support needs where together they can learn, socialise and contribute to their community and we are that are delighted to let you know, that voting will commence in store from 12th July 2021 and continue to 30th September 2021. 

The project with the highest number of votes across the region will receive up to £1,500! So if you are in Stranraer make sure you vote to help out with the incredible work taking place at B2E @ Wigtownshire!

 
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